Have you talked to an experienced investor/wholesaler about the content on your mailing?

Read the entire Realtytrac Report here: http://www.realtytrac.com/content/foreclosure-market-report/september-and-q3-2012-us-foreclosure-market-report-7424

Have content insurance, property insurance, home warranty.

If you're just looking for what sort of things area available in an area, which I still do once in a while, you have to content yourself with the listings that were fully paid for by the poster.

If it is, then you need to shell out the money to actually create a good website with good content.

I use wordpress for all of my sites...with so many free themes and quick indexing for regularly updated content (most of my posts are findable on google within an hour or less!)

I have used it on evictions to document any contents left by tenants.

Why is it in a market where you fight to overpay for property that real estate investors crawl out of the woodwork to start buying (like 2004 and 2005 where investors were content with sometimes less than 7% ROA) compared to the now very soft market when seemingly every investor I know or meet sits on their hands avoiding the best buyers market in years??

The key is I want a tool that makes it easy for me to focus on the content and not on the programming.

Many successful people do other things and are quite wealthy (and content).Additionally, the risks in REI are REAL.